Trail camera addiction

[RoJo]

I have started setting my cameras to one photo at a time with no delay between photos. I end up with lots of photos, but I weed out the uninteresting ones and then load what's left into my GoPro software and turn all the stills into a video. Here is one of the latest, it is better to watch it full screen from the YouTube site where you can slow it down, .5 speed or even .25 (to catch all the bobcat drive-by's). BTW, the dates are wrong...no snow here in August.

 

[Double_lung_em]

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[Silveroddo]

Its addicting, Love checking them, but the addiction also includes getting one more, or 2 or 3. I've been lurking for awhile but finally joined when I saw a set of Brownings in the classified section. I think addicted describes it pretty well

 

[Decker9]

The addiction is real, but it’s paired with my mountain addiction. Iv been using the browning cams the past year or two, love the video and sound quality. Stealthcam was kind enough to send one of their new cams my way, hoping to have it in the mail next week to test out.

 

[RCL]

Great pics

 

[Decker9]

I’ll share a few more here, I can’t seem to get the videos to load from my browning cam, but the photos will.

 

[snakelk]

Awesome pics Decker9. I'm curious as to how you mounted the cameras in that kind of terrain?

 

[Decker9]

Awesome pics Decker9. I'm curious as to how you mounted the cameras in that kind of terrain?

Hey thanks a bunch. I left it for a year exactly, ended up with some good photos.
I had strapped it to a good size rock, then piled a bunch of more rock around it and the external battery to secure them. You can see it in the pic here, in a pile of rocks in that little corner.

 

[jljones527]

Got a gray fox out by the fire pit in the back yard.